Homer in Silicon
January 22, 2009Still mad busy here, but another Homer in Silicon column is now up, this time looking at “Summer Session”.
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very well written, good job!
You should write a post on “How I Manage To Write So Much.”
As somebody who dabbles in both IF and visual novels, I enjoy seeing the two fields intersect.
You should write a post on “How I Manage To Write So Much.”
For Homer in Silicon the answer is actually that they allow me to schedule columns way in advance, so if I have some free time but know I’m going to be busy later, I stockpile columns.
Not a very exciting answer, I know.